See
10 Years of Phi : Five Moving Pieces
Both physically and emotionally, the current exhibition at the Phi Centre is impressive [read on]
Month: June 2022
Hear
What to do in Montreal in July : Events and Festivals 2022
Don’t miss a thing this July with our monthly calendar of what’s happening in the city. [read on]
See
Psycho 6: The Sweet Lie that the Blame Is Always on the Others
Teesri Duniya Theatre Psycho 6 tackles the cycle of neglect, abuse, poverty, and violence [read on]
See
Interview: Chosen Family and The Adoption
Dramaturge Sarah Swinwood talks about how The Adoption goes beyond comedy [read on]
See
Fringe Festival Reviews # 2
A round up of shows we’ve seen at the Fringe Festival 2022, including Saltzman’s Antiques, Everybody Knows, and This is Fine [read on]
See
Fringe Festival Reviews # 1
A round up of shows we’ve seen at the Fringe Festival 2022, including Saltzman’s Antiques, Everybody Knows, and This is Fine [read on]
See
Tango, to the Pointe: the Unrestrained Eruption from Death
Emotional piece with high skill levels also rebels against gender norms in two dance forms. [read on]
Interview
Absurdist What About Albert Serves Up Workers Rights
Workers rights are no side dish in this absurdist comedy [read on]
See
Rita Sheena Dishes On Everybody Knows
Rita Sheena talks about her Fringe Festival show interpreting the works of Leonard Cohen. [read on]
See
It’s Not Awkward to Chat with Kristin Govers
Interview with Kristen Govers in regards to her show about facing adversity and flourishing [read on]
Festivals
To Fringe and Fringe Again
The annual fringe festival kicked off with the Fringe For All. Get ready to Fringe again. [read on]